Sentence examples for sympathetic prospect from inspiring English sources

"I can't think of a less sympathetic prospect," Bonauto says.

The prospect of her ascension was frightening; the sympathetic view is that the power grab was needed to protect the country from spinning into outright chaos, violence and despair.

He was generally more sympathetic to India's prospects vis-a-vis China than I was, but the point that he made that I most agreed with has to do with an Indian achievement that gets very little attention.

For wealthy business donors such as the Koch brothers and Washington's army of lobbyists, control of the Senate brings at the very least the prospect of more sympathetic Republican chairman of key committees such as banking and judiciary, which determine how corporate America is regulated.

There may not be a vacancy at the top of the Tory party for years but, at 49, he can afford to wait.Still, even those sympathetic to Dr Fox doubt his leadership prospects.

"It causes a delay in content creation and throws off schedules". Members of other unions who are sympathetic to writers are nonetheless anxious over the prospect of a work stoppage.

In light of that prospect I find it very difficult to be sympathetic to any cultural needs in order to destroy endangered species.

These enthusiasts thrill to the prospect of spending years – and millions – returning a sympathetic shine to iron oxide's victims.

The minister is privately sympathetic to the Georgians' plight, but is pessimistic about their prospects.It is hard to see an easy way out.

One such prospect was Caroline Kennedy, who aides to Mr. Bloomberg thought would be sympathetic because of her awkward experience trying to win appointment to a Senate seat.

After years of tension with the Obama administration, he also appears buoyed by the prospect of a partnership with President-elect Donald J. Trump, who seems more sympathetic to Israeli government policies on issues like settlements.